South Carolina Code 23-36-50. Applicability of license and permit requirements
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(1) No person shall possess an explosive material unless he is the holder of a valid license or permit as required by this chapter and possesses the explosive material for the purpose stated in the license or permit.
(2) The exceptions are:
Terms Used In South Carolina Code 23-36-50
- Blaster: means a person who detonates or otherwise effects the explosion of an explosive material or who is in immediate personal charge and supervision of one or more persons who are not licensed to engage in such activity. See South Carolina Code 23-36-30
- Contract: A legal written agreement that becomes binding when signed.
- Explosive: means any chemical compound, mixture, or device, the primary or intended common purpose of which is to function by explosion. See South Carolina Code 23-36-30
- Explosive materials: means any explosive, blasting agent, water gel, detonator, or other item contained in the "List of Explosive Materials" published by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (BATF). See South Carolina Code 23-36-30
- Person: means any natural person, partnership, association, or corporation. See South Carolina Code 23-36-30
(a) contract and private carriers operating in interstate and intrastate commerce.
(b) persons possessing explosive materials while under the immediate and personal supervision and control of a person holding a valid blaster‘s license and engaged in the preparation for and in the exploding or otherwise effecting the explosion of explosive materials. It is unlawful for any person holding a blaster’s permit to allow persons working under him to possess explosive materials except during the time when the person is loading or unloading or exploding or otherwise effecting the explosion of an explosive material under the immediate and personal supervision and control of the licensed blaster.